Do I get one PNG or a ZIP from a PDF?

One page downloads as a PNG. Several pages download as a ZIP of files named page_1.png, page_2.png, and so on. Each page stays a separate image. Filled form fields are included in the picture of the page.

Are filled form fields visible in the PNG?

Yes. The renderer includes form fields, so text typed into the form is part of the image. White is painted underneath, and the PNG shows the page as paper. Keep the original PDF if you still need the live fields later.

Can I search the text inside the PNG?

The download is a picture of each page. Filled form fields are drawn into that picture. When you still need to select a sentence, keep the original PDF. The PNG is the image copy you attach or place in a layout.

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Q: What resolution is a PDF page when it becomes a PNG?

A document of 40 pages or fewer renders at 200 dpi. A longer document renders at 150 dpi. White is painted first so empty areas look like paper. Each page is also kept within 24 million pixels and a 6000 pixel edge. This path writes PNG, which keeps the page as a lossless image.

Q: What are the free limits for PDF to PNG?

Free conversions allow 12 MB per file and eight runs a day. Pro raises the cap to 100 MB. Files over about 4 MB use the dedicated server when that server is configured. That server renders pages with pdftoppm at 200 dpi.

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Turn each page of a PDF into a PNG. A one-page file downloads as a single PNG, and a longer file downloads as a ZIP of images named page_1.png, page_2.png, and so on. This uses the same page renderer as PDF to JPG, and the PNG path skips JPEG quality. Documents of 40 pages or fewer render at 200 dpi. Longer documents render at 150 dpi. White is painted first, so empty areas look like paper. Each page is also kept within 24 million pixels and a 6000 pixel edge. Filled form fields are included in the picture. You get one image per page. A multi-page download is a ZIP of those separate PNGs. Free conversions allow 12 MB and eight a day. Pro raises the cap to 100 MB. Files over about 4 MB use the dedicated server when that server is configured, and that server renders with pdftoppm at 200 dpi. The result is a picture of the page. The privacy policy says uploads and outputs are deleted after processing, typically within one hour and no later than 24 hours.

One PNG per page, on a white sheet

Short PDFs render at 200 dpi and longer ones at 150 dpi. You download a single PNG or a ZIP of page images, with paper-white empty areas.

200 dpi, or 150 dpi past 40 pages

A PDF of 40 pages or fewer is rendered at 200 dpi. A longer file drops to 150 dpi. White is painted before the page is drawn, so blank regions look like paper. Each page stays within 24 million pixels and a 6000 pixel edge. The PNG has no JPEG quality setting, because this path writes PNG.

A single PNG, or a ZIP of page images

One page downloads as a PNG. Several pages download as a ZIP containing page_1.png, page_2.png, and the rest. Each page stays its own image. Filled form fields are part of the picture. Open a page from the ZIP when you only needed that sheet.

Larger files on the dedicated server

Free runs allow 12 MB and eight a day. Pro raises the cap to 100 MB. Files over about 4 MB use the dedicated server when it is configured, and that server uses pdftoppm at 200 dpi. The privacy policy says uploads and outputs are deleted after processing, typically within one hour and no later than 24 hours.

How it works

1
Upload the PDF
One PDF per run. Free files can be up to 12 MB, eight times a day. Pro files can be up to 100 MB. Files over about 4 MB use the dedicated server when that server is available.
2
Let each page become a PNG
Forty pages or fewer render at 200 dpi. More pages render at 150 dpi. White is painted first. Form fields that were filled in are included. A page is capped around 24 million pixels and a 6000 pixel edge.
3
Download the PNG or the ZIP
A single page arrives as a PNG. Several pages arrive as a ZIP of page_N.png files. The pictures show the pages. Keep the original PDF if you still need selectable text.

Use cases

A diagram you need as an image

A one-page figure downloads as a PNG with white paper behind the empty areas. Drop that PNG into a slide or a doc that asks for an image.

A handout split into page pictures

A multi-page PDF becomes a ZIP of page_1.png and the following pages. Short files use 200 dpi. Files past 40 pages use 150 dpi. Each page stays a separate image.

A filled form you want to show

Filled form fields are drawn into the PNG. You get a picture of the completed page. The original PDF remains the file to keep if you still need the live form.

Problems we solve

I wanted one tall image of every page

Each page is its own PNG. A single-page PDF downloads as one file. A longer PDF downloads as a ZIP of page images. Open the page you need from that ZIP.

The words in the PNG are a picture

The converter paints the page, including filled form fields. You get PNG images of those pages. Keep the PDF when you still need to search or copy a sentence from the original.

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Trust & privacy

Resolution follows the page count

200 dpi covers PDFs of 40 pages or fewer. Longer files use 150 dpi. White is painted first. Pixel and edge caps are 24 million pixels and 6000 pixels. PNG skips a JPEG quality slider.

Free caps and the privacy policy

Free conversion allows 12 MB and eight a day. Pro allows 100 MB. Files over about 4 MB can use pdftoppm at 200 dpi on the dedicated server. Uploads are deleted after processing, typically within one hour and no later than 24 hours.